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Marco van Herwaarden 08-24-2009 11:07 AM

New forum: The Hatchery
 
We have just opened a new forum.

The Hatchery

This forum is only visible to licensed members. New threads can only be started by coders and/or designers. All licensed members can reply.

Any coder or designer who has an unfinished idea for a new feature may post his ideas up for discussion in this forum. We hope to see a lot of new ideas breeding in there with a new birth once in a while.

This forum will allow for a bit more freedom to discuss future projects then other areas on vBulletin.org.

joyboy2001 08-24-2009 03:33 PM

sounds like a great idea ... looking forward to some interesting modifications coming up for VB ...

MentaL 08-24-2009 03:46 PM

Something for the upperclass vber huh, im glad you are catering to my needs, im high maintenance these days.

ShadowAssassin1 08-24-2009 04:02 PM

I am deffo going to use this

...Sometime.

Luerssen 08-24-2009 04:23 PM

great, thanks Marco

Adrian Schneider 08-24-2009 04:39 PM

I'm glad to see something like this implemented.

project-Buckfas 08-24-2009 04:47 PM

Thank you. I will no doubt have a peek in there on occassion!

topranger 08-25-2009 01:06 AM

so only staff members are allowed to start a thread???

Lynne 08-25-2009 02:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by topranger (Post 1873770)
so only staff members are allowed to start a thread???

No. This these quotes are from Marco's post:
Quote:

Originally Posted by Marco
New threads can only be started by coders and/or designers.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marco
Any coder or designer who has an unfinished idea for a new feature may post his ideas up for discussion in this forum.


mikey1991 08-25-2009 04:59 AM

Great idea.

miner 08-25-2009 06:50 AM

LUV it!

thanks...

James Birkett 08-25-2009 11:46 AM

This is an awesome idea - spent some times in there already. Finally a forum we can discuss (and I can keep my eye on from the beginning rather than siphoning through thousands of threads)!

TheLastSuperman 08-25-2009 12:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by James Birkett (Post 1874007)
This is an awesome idea - spent some times in there already. Finally a forum we can discuss (and I can keep my eye on from the beginning rather than siphoning through thousands of threads)!

Same here lol consiodering I still have 4,797 Unread Posts rofl :p

Marco - FANTASTIC IDEA so if you didn't think it up, pass it along to who did!

Thanks guys (and Gals/Lynne)

Mike

Marco van Herwaarden 08-25-2009 12:18 PM

The basic idea was born ;) when i was discussing a thread posted by a IB-employee that would have fitted in this forum but was removed as there was no forum to host such discussions at the time. Result of this was that we considered this to be a missing option on vB.org, so it was considered and implemented.

Brandon_R 08-25-2009 08:48 PM

Good Idea

topranger 08-26-2009 01:24 AM

how many mod releases in mods section before you become a coder????
what is contributor??

Paul M 08-26-2009 12:24 PM

A Contributor is someone who has contributed (i.e. released something) but not yet attained Coder/Designer status.

Everyone who has released something has a release level based on a number of factors - if your RL is 1 then you are a contributor, once you get to RL2 or above, you are classed as Coder (or Designer).

mikey1991 08-27-2009 02:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marco van Herwaarden (Post 1874025)
The basic idea was born ;) when i was discussing a thread posted by a IB-employee that would have fitted in this forum but was removed as there was no forum to host such discussions at the time. Result of this was that we considered this to be a missing option on vB.org, so it was considered and implemented.

Ah, the vB Nexus mod?

Mark.B 08-27-2009 11:02 PM

Interesting idea, not something I'd have any interest in using personally, but I can see it could have use for the site.

abdobasha2004 08-28-2009 05:04 AM

so it is for coders
not users
ok gr8

Mark.B 08-28-2009 04:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by abdobasha2004 (Post 1875648)
so it is for coders
not users
ok gr8

Sort of, but users can reply.

In practice, it'll probably end up with all the usual "learn to code and do it yourself" responses that have so damaged this community in recent years.

Lynne 08-28-2009 04:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark.B (Post 1875896)
Sort of, but users can reply.

In practice, it'll probably end up with all the usual "learn to code and do it yourself" responses that have so damaged this community in recent years.

If a coder starts a thread and said "I'm creating a mod that does this and that, does anyone have suggestions on other options to add?", how is that going to turn into "learn to code and do it yourself"? It is a forum for coders to get ideas to add to mods they are currently coding themselves. They know how to code. So why on earth would we tell them to learn to do it themselves when they *are* doing it themselves?

Paul M 08-28-2009 04:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark.B (Post 1875896)
In practice, it'll probably end up with all the usual "learn to code and do it yourself" responses that have so damaged this community in recent years.

That makes no sense in this forum Mark.

Why the need to be so negative all the time ?

Mark.B 08-28-2009 10:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lynne (Post 1875904)
If a coder starts a thread and said "I'm creating a mod that does this and that, does anyone have suggestions on other options to add?", how is that going to turn into "learn to code and do it yourself"? It is a forum for coders to get ideas to add to mods they are currently coding themselves. They know how to code. So why on earth would we tell them to learn to do it themselves when they *are* doing it themselves?

How I can see it going is an argument breaking out over whether an idea for a mod shouldm include a certain something, and then someone - be it the coder or someone else - stepping in with "if you want that feature, go and learn how to codee yourself and add it in".

It has been happening too often on here, it's one of the reasons I don't post so much now, because when someone says that, either to me or someone else, I tend to retaliate.
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 1875908)
That makes no sense in this forum Mark.

Why the need to be so negative all the time ?

Honestly Paul, I'm not trying to be negative, though it often comes over that way I suppose. I have no problem with vbulletin.org, it's a great resource, I think one or two people have appointed themselves as "forum police" though and they do spoil things a bit for others.

Alfa1 08-28-2009 11:23 PM

It would be interesting to see on how many ignore lists you are. Try to see things more positive. If you dont like how things have been going then consider that things are changing for the better and good things may come out of it.

Mark.B 08-28-2009 11:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alfa1 (Post 1876093)
It would be interesting to see on how many ignore lists you are.

I would spend some time wholeheartedly not caring. In a sort of nonplussed kind of way.
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alfa1 (Post 1876093)
Try to see things more positive.

I do, when positive things happen.
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alfa1 (Post 1876093)
If you dont like how things have been going then consider that things are changing for the better and good things may come out of it.

I shall certainly see that when it happens, and people innocently asking for help aren't told to go away and learn how to code, or worse still, are told "the search engine is your friend" etc.

Quite why such people have to be SO unwelcoming is beyond me. This sort of thing never used to happen.

Marco van Herwaarden 08-29-2009 08:46 AM

The forum is not intended to be used as a support/help forum and such questions should have no place there at all. The intention is to freely discuss new ideas not to have a nother place where people post support questions.

TheLastSuperman 08-29-2009 12:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark.B (Post 1876101)
I would spend some time wholeheartedly not caring. In a sort of nonplussed kind of way.

I do, when positive things happen.

I shall certainly see that when it happens, and people innocently asking for help aren't told to go away and learn how to code, or worse still, are told "the search engine is your friend" etc.

Quite why such people have to be SO unwelcoming is beyond me. This sort of thing never used to happen.

Sorry you have met the wrong coders on the wrong day apparently, honestly only two on here I won't speak to at all and won't even use their mods but enough of that just thrown in to say hey... to each his own and I bet some of those times they posted it with encouragement (some might have been the opposite) but Google is your friend and we would love to see you blow us out of the water one day with superior knowledge... not all members have time and most of us coders know this. Just keep posting and PM people with questions I get them a lot on here don't be afraid to ask the "nice guys" for help. That does not mean I might not have time to look into everything you send my way but that's how it is in real life too, mechanic might be too busy this week, have it up here first thing Monday morning etc.

I agree with you about tact on the forums but WE are no one's daddy, if anything the man that posted above me ^ would be the closet thing to a father figure role on the forums lol (We love you Marco :D) so let's not get grounded and sent to the corner just yet by becoming too upset over people who don't deserve the time ;).

OK, back on topic... The Hatchery I LOVE it, a few new ideas later on after my mowing.. I have to go get that done now while it's cool otherwise I'll hate myself in a little bit!

S-MAN

topranger 09-01-2009 03:38 AM

too much spamming in the thread
mod should delete the useless posts!


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